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What does it mean to say that “atoms are not created or destroyed” in a chemical reaction?
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What does it mean to say that “atoms are not created or destroyed” in a chemical reaction?

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The atoms are always there, they don’t just appear or disappear when experimented with. They can change just like a chemical reaction, but they are always going to be there.
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coz it is smallest partial of matter

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